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GoldMoney Dividends

GoldMoney has some pretty solid earnings and generally seem to be financially well off. However, despite that and rising gold prices as well as the CEO buying stocks to boost confidence the GM stock doesn't seem to be catching much momentum.

What sort of effect do you think it would have if GM started paying dividends ? I'd love to hear what you guys would think of that.

Respectfully, the companies you mentioned are completely different business models than GM. One a gold royalty company, a major gold miner, and an ETF...

Royal is a multi billion dollar market cap royalty company that has existed for much longer than Goldmoney ( im referring to the new Bitgold\goldmoney entity that went public in 2015)

Barrick is a huge high cost goldming company

And GDX is a mishmash of large cap goldminers.

Goldmoney is also not a bank.

I do 100% agree buybacks don’t guarentee growth and are only helpful at the margin imo. I’m just saying that it makes more sense to me to buy back shares trading below intrinsic value of the company to shrink the float with cash (not having to borrow as many companies do) then to bleed off those same cash reserves into a small dividend.

Goldmoney should NOT!!! be paying a dividend. ( I can't emphasize that enough!!!)
If you want a dividend, buy a utility or bank.
Goldmoney is in its startup phase and needs to position itself for growth, and that includes having cash for acquisitions and to
weather storms and to pay top talent in pursuing new ventures.
Roy was buying back some stock recently, that is a good idea, also adding to its gold holdings.
I know Roy is looking at mergers/ acquisitions, and that means having precious cash in the bank, not doling it out to shareholders.
Established companies worth billions, and have hundreds of million in free cash flow and trade on a senior exchange should pay a dividend, not Goldmoney.

Dividends does grow a company causing more investor purchase growth. XAU is struggling and GoldMoney is liquid heavy, there aren't enough investors in GoldMoney as I have observed it.

The steady XAU decline is one of the few issues Goldmoney has as it is already comfortably expanding elsewhere. I'd also say that dividends paid out in gold would be very cool and would potentially catch the attention of many prescious metal investors.

Gadsilla, I respect your opinion, buy I passionately disagree. The only reason to own a venture company like Goldmoney is the potential for 3-10 baggers.The reason for the decline in share price in the past year is the LACK of positive news flow and disappointments, like Goldmoney China.Companies like XAU need positive news flow like a deep sea diver needs oxygen, and we really have not had any in the past year. Speculators buy cheap stocks that have "blue sky potential" (ie. a hook, a story), that is why I was so disappointed about Goldmoney China not working out.Having more people buy stock will not grow a company, Goldmoney needs to do a couple of more acquisitions or mergers, and needs to have cash in the bank so they will not need to issue more shares. I am sure Roy has a few ideas up his sleeve.NO sophisticated investor buys a $2 stock for its dividend, that is what financials and utilities are for.Save the dividend talk for when/if Goldmoney has a market value of $5 billion and has $100 million/ year in sustainable profit.

Look at the Pot stocks, some worth $5-$10 billion, are they talking about dividends?, NO, because they still do not have a sustainable profit model.What the pot stocks did have was 2-3 years of positive news via their own news releases and the press.XAU needs to have some news releases where they are announcing things are going to happen, as opposed to not happening, like China and NYSE not going through.

I'm not advocating for implementing a dividend right now, I wanted to hear what people would think of a dividend at some point. I wouldn't be able to make a call when since I'm not sitting on all the inside info.

My reasoning behind brining it up was since I wanted to hear others opinions.

Nie, Goldmoney did get approved for a NYSE listing, but Roy was right to delay it because it would add no value right now, plus the added expense.
Save the listing for when Goldmoney is doing better, and new investors on the NYSE will see an amazing finch growth story with a bunch of positive news releases in the pipeline. I am sure we will see a NYSE listing sooner than later, concurrent with the opening of Goldmoney New York. ...just my theory.
Remember, the number of publicly traded companies in the US has fallen by almost half in the past 20 years...from around 8300 to 4400....too much regulations and other garbage.

Gadsilla, you are right, this forum is for exchanging ideas and opinions in a civil way. I hope Goldmoney does one day declare a dividend, because that would mean they are doing really well.😁✌️👍

Nie, Goldmoney did get approved for a NYSE listing, but Roy was right to delay it because it would add no value right now, plus the added expense.

Save the listing for when Goldmoney is doing better, and new investors on the NYSE will see an amazing finch growth story with a bunch of positive news releases in the pipeline. I am sure we will see a NYSE listing sooner than later, concurrent with the opening of Goldmoney New York. ...just my theory.